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Succulent gardens range from large planters filled with selections like Echeveria to an area of ​​the yard showcasing your favorite succulent varieties. In fact, there are so many different strains to browse through that the possibilities seem endless. Their thick, glossy, water-filled leaves give them an almost unreal look, making them popular with design lovers who are drawn to color and shape. [photo from Southwest Boulder & Stone] Not to mention that succulents don't mind sharing space with others in planters or the soil, allowing you to maintain a gorgeous garden full of colors and textures, even if your "garden" is nothing more than one large pot. Read on for tips as you plan and plant your own succulent garden . [unless otherwise indicated, original photos are by Kate Simmons for Decoist] Choosing your succulents Let's face it: succulent shopping is fun, fun, fun! It's easy to collect a fairly large bill from a cart filled with...

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mHszdb5lqo[/embed] Epoxy Live Edge Charcuterie Boards supply list: table saw orbital sander Sandpaper - 80, 120 and 220 grit sanding block Wet/Dry Sandpaper - 1500 grit Clean rags beeswax Pour Ecopoxy UV epoxy resin Ecopoxy color powder pigment duct tape measuring cup plastic cups gloves mask safety goggles stirrers or colored pencils heating lamp Live Edge Wood Panel We used a 1 1/8″ thick black walnut live edge plate Step 1: Choose a piece of live edge lumber or a slab of wood that is at least 1″ thick. Step 2: Remove any bark from the edge of the wood by scraping it. Step 3: Use a table saw to cut a groove in the board. When adjusting the height of the saw blade, it should be no more than 1/2″ deep for this type of cast. For this technique, measure the width you want the groove to be. We made a 1″ wide groove. Move the table saw mount 1/8″ for each pass until you reach the desired width. Step ...